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  The South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) has taken a new initiative for making the public toilets in the West Zone more hygienic and functional. SDMC has decided to install facilities like sanitary napkin vending machines, napkin incinerator machines, hand dryers, and rubber mats in public toilets. Under the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), Synergy Steel Ltd provided 15 sanitary napkin vending machines, 10 napkin incinerator machines, 20 hand dryers, and 300 rubber mats and Century Plywoods (I) Ltd has provided 20 sanitary napkins vending machines, 10 napkin incinerator machines and 28 hand dryers for public toilets in West Zone. The initiative was taken to improve SDMC’s ranking in Swachh Sarvekshan 2021 and to get ODF++ certificate. Rahul Singh, Deputy Commissioner of West Zone said, “Public toilets will have all the facilities for the users especially ladies. This will also help in reducing sanitary waste in the West Zone.” “These machines will be installed in public...

  Nowadays, social media has become the most powerful tool to help someone. Almost everybody uses social media to consume and share content. Everything goes viral on social media like pawri, shweta etc. Now, a 74-year-old auto driver Deshraj is in the thick of things and social media has come to his rescue to bail him out from poverty and struggles of daily life. Incidentally, people took note of his troublesome situation and donated generously for him. With the help of a crowd funding initiative, Rs 24 lakh was collected and the cheque was handed over to the auto driver. It was the intiative of Humans of Bombay, who shared a post of Deshraj earlier. Humans of Bombay had shared the driver’s video with some ’pawri’ twist on Instagram reels. The elderly driver was seen saying, “Ye mai hoon, Deshraj; yeh mera auto aur humari party ho rahi hai.” Humans of Bombay also shared a post, ”The support Deshraj Ji has received is immense because you all went out of your way to help him, he now ...

  The Federation of Indian Animal Protection Organisation (FIAPO), World Animal Protection India and Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre (WRRC) appreciated the decision of retiring 20 ailing elephants from rides at Amer Fort in Jaipur. These organisations protect the rights and interests of animals at the local and national level. The decision was made by the forest department of Rajasthan. Following veterinary inspections of the elephants in July 2020, the department declared that on medical and moral grounds, the sickest and unfit animals should no longer be used for entertainment purposes, which is a progressive step forward. The Amer Fort is an attractive and frequently visited place by tourists. During the pandemic, the elephants were forced to carry tourists up and down the steep paved floors to the fort. Normal people cannot even walk in during this hot and unpleasant journey multiple times a day while the elephants were forced to carry tourists multiple times a d...

  New Delhi: The revamped Motera Stadium has already been talk of the town. It is one big spectacle to look at the world's largest stadium. A lot has been said about it. But the things have really spiced up as the next will be a pink-ball Test match. Pink-ball Test matches are really new thing to this world. The newest avatar of Test matches has so far drawn a lot of attention from the people across the world. For long, day-night setup was preferred for shorter versions of the games. After much debate, the day-night Test matches were brought into the fold. It is played with a pink ball. This new ball has also grabbed a lot of eyeballs. So far, 15 day-night Tests have been played across the globe. And, the pink ball has created its own niche as it behaved differently than the traditional balls. Just like the behaviour of white ball was different to the red balls, pink balls also behaved in new manner. The pink ball is manufactured in a different way than the red balls. The tra...

  In a meeting of the Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA), the experts discussed rising coronavirus cases in five states and asked for a policy to check travellers from those states. The travellers from states – Mahararashtra, Kerala, Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh and Punjab – will have to furnish their RTPCR test report before embarking on a journey to the national capital. Their test reports should not be older than 72 hours prior to the commencement of journey. At present, the coronavirus situation is under control in Delhi. But the authority does not want to take any chances with the rising Covid cases in the five states. As per sources, the DDMA may issue an order soon in this regard. It will be mandatory for the travellers coming on airlines, trains and buses to furnish the negative RTPCR test report before starting the journey. The sources said that the DDMA has already sent the file to the Deputy Governor for approval. The new rules is expected to come in force from ...

  The International Women's Day is slated to come next month. On this Women's Day in 2021, the theme is #ChooseToChallenge. The International Women's Day 2021 website said, “A challenging world is an alert world. Individually, we're all responsible for our own thoughts and actions - all day, every day. We can all choose to challenge and call out gender bias and inequality. We can all choose to seek out and celebrate women's achievements. Collectively, we can all help create an inclusive world. From challenge comes change, so let's all choose to challenge." This inspired us to bring you the best five women's biographies who chose to challenge the world. They challenged the norms set for women and struggled their way to success. These are women who took the world by storm and surfaced up as strong leaders. These are women who led by example in their domain. Though it's difficult to put so many women who showered the world with love and light, we have ...